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Round Neck “ADIRE” Top

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Vincent Adefehintola Student Contributor, Federal University Of Agriculture Abeokuta
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Aina Wura Student Contributor, Federal University Of Agriculture Abeokuta
This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at FUNAAB chapter and does not reflect the views of Her Campus.

 

 

Adire a local fabric made from Indigo dye, is commonly called Tye & Dye. A  local fabric which reminds us of the pride and beauty in our Culture and traditions. This fabric is mostly made by the creative Yoruba women especially from Abeokuta in Ogun state and Ibadan in Oyo state Nigeria. This fabric which holds a lot of memory provides a source of livelihood for our women. It reminds us of the beauty, creativity, and pride our culture posses. This fabric is recognized internationally and through the use of innovation has been modernized into trendy outfits like, Tops, Blouses, Shirts, Bags, Shoes, Bed sheets just to mention a few.

 

 

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Vincent Adefehintola

FUNAAB

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Aina Wura

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Aina Wura is a student of Federal University of Agriculture,Abeokuta studying Entrepreneurial Studies.
She loves empowering the female clan through write-ups and public speaking and her utmost desire is to see all females live up to their full potential.